NO - Mike Warburton, senior tax partner, Grant Thornton accountants
Most people who can afford nannies would not qualify for tax credits.There are exceptions and that would be people who need to go out towork, such as single parents. But for most people nannies are more of aconvenience, than a necessity. These are not people who would beclaiming tax credits. I think most people would agree that if taxcredits are being given they should go to the most needy and these donot tend to be people who can afford to use nannies.YES - Patricia Pritchard, senior professional officer, ProfessionalAssociation of Nursery Nurses
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